Deca 1000 mg 5 ml Gen-Shi Labs

This product reference identifies Deca by Gen-Shi Labs. in a 5 ml vial presentation. The listing states nandrolone decanoate at 200 mg per ml, giving a stated total of 1000 mg per vial. For specification checking, the main points are the brand, model, listed substance, concentration and vial volume shown on the packaging.

Identification and comparison

When comparing listings in this format, it helps to read the concentration and vial size together rather than treating the front-label number on its own. Here, 1000 mg refers to the stated total content of the 5 ml vial, while 200 mg/ml refers to the stated concentration per ml. This distinction is useful when checking different strengths, labels or pack formats from the same manufacturer.

The supplied product details also identify the manufacturer as Gen-Shi Labs and the model as GSND1000. These references can help distinguish this listing from similarly named products with a different concentration, vial volume or packaging layout.

Technical information

Packaging and handling notes

Check that the outer packaging and vial labelling match the listed brand, substance, concentration and model reference. Keep the packaging for verification if needed. Store according to the information printed on the original packaging.

Some supplied attribute data may appear in general catalogue formats, but the most reliable points for identification remain the printed product name, manufacturer, vial volume and stated concentration on the product packaging itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does 1000 mg refer to the whole vial or per ml?

It refers to the stated total content of the vial. The listed concentration is 200 mg per ml, and the vial volume is 5 ml.

What should be checked on the label for verification?

Compare the brand name, listed substance, concentration, vial volume and model reference with the details shown in the product listing and on the packaging.

Is this a single vial or a multipack?

The supplied details indicate a 5 ml vial presentation. No verified multipack quantity is provided in the product information here.

Why is concentration shown as mg/ml as well as a total mg figure?

These figures describe different parts of the specification. Mg/ml identifies the concentration, while the total mg figure identifies the stated content across the full vial volume.

How can this listing be distinguished from other Deca references?

The clearest identifiers are the Gen-Shi Labs manufacturer, 5 ml vial size, 200 mg/ml concentration and the GSND1000 model code.

What is the best way to store the product information?

Retain the original packaging and store according to the information printed on it so the printed identifiers remain available for future checks.